Sentence examples for a bit comical from inspiring English sources

They are celebrated today as design classics, while their pedagogic content is seen as a bit comical: imagine giving kids books about Nelson and Napoleon!

Describing the inquiry as "unprofessional" and "more than a bit comical," Mr. Green said witnesses had been asked whether his client had had a hair transplant or undergone cosmetic surgery, and where he bought his clothes.

Sometimes, the attempts are a bit comical, as when one of the correspondents in Texas, Ashleigh Banfield, surprised the Bush campaign chairman, Donald L. Evans, while his car was being filled at an Austin gas station.

They were, even then, an old-fashioned treat, and a bit comical for that; not for nothing did Victoria Wood and Julie Walters send them up in Acorn Antiques.

It's actually quite cool, but Scoble prepping himself to take on some Dubstep is a bit comical to imagine.

This might sound a bit comical, but it is deadly serious as it means that we can translate small risks into whole numbers that can be immediately compared.

Everything looks a little bit comical; from the orange hair and shoes to the oversized bow, the ensemble is clownish.

Its cars were too small, its safety record iffy and its branding a bit too comical (Suzuki Sidekick, anyone?).

And it is to the abundant credit of the Czechoslovak-American Marionette Theater that that juxtaposition of the cuddly and the horrific, coming near the conclusion of "The Very Sad Story of Ethel & Julius, Lovers and Spyes, and About Their Untymelie End While Sitting in a Small Room at the Correctional Facility in Ossining New York," is not the least bit comical.

Watching it back now on YouTube, it's a bit underwhelming and comical.

He is a bit different, just comical in the way he speaks and some of his mannerisms.